Wilma

[ wil-muh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Wilhelmina.

Example Sentences

Wilma van Altena, who was on holiday in Kenya but cut her trip short to return to the Netherlands for a funeral, was among those stuck at the airport.

From BBC

Wilma Abanil, a grandmother of four, witnessed changes after the first plant opened in 2002.

From Seattle Times

Marlena Preigh, Wilma Nielsen, Samantha Friborg and Chloe Foerster combined to win the 4×800 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, running a time of 8:17.28 that was just under the 8:17.45 time set by Villanova in 2013.

From Seattle Times

At Sergels torg, central Stockholm's huge black-and-white paved square, Wilma, 16, told the BBC she already thought she would feel safer in her everyday life, now that Sweden was part of the 32-member Nato alliance.

From BBC

“SELA cities have no power, and you’re competing with the Santa Monicas of L.A.,” said Wilma Franco.

From Los Angeles Times